MINISTERS EN ROUTE.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 16, 19 January 1914, Page 2

MINISTERS EN ROUTE.

PREMIER DEPAB.TS SOUTH. The Prime Minister Hon. W. E. EMaeseyj left i>y last eveningfe express if or Wellington, accompanied; -by Mib and *Mice Maeeey, and hie private secretaries tMesere, F. D. Th-omsdni and 2?. W. Firrtjy Mr Massey propoees to i>etiinn nartii or ian official a'nconth'e time ivhen he wilt make , hi#-postponed! toui over fcne Easfc Coa&b ■ railway- route; ant also turn the first cod' of tie Wamks ■branch railway, which. Tras atrthorisec two yea,re ago, and! Jof Trtuefr'a, vote wa« passed-, last eeeskra. The Tlon. W. H. Herries (ilinosteT o EailvraTß) returned south also by lasi night'e express, accompanied) by Messre •L. E. Johnson andl H. E. H. Balnea tie his privaite £efflr;esarjes.; ; .-' ; ;>; :; The. Hon. H. D. Bell (.Minister of In *email Affairs) > -arrived) by the ■ Becom expreas on Saturday afternoon-, aocom panied ~by lie privafe sebitetary (slr J W. Black)." "B& Be&'e visi6'oe to mcc the party of immigrant iboye arriving bt the Ayrshire. On Wednesday the Mime ■ter ivill leave on, a flying visit to Roto rua and Tiwipo, a,nC on W«d!iiesd!ay o next ,w-eek he wiil ■■ leave for RnsSeH •where he joins ■-tihe , Hinemoa ip hei cruise round to the'KaipaTa. While ii !Auek]and iff ißell is sia»yii» at ihi Northern Club. ' V " " .''